Author Archives: Ted Freeman

An accidentally timely and slightly – in context – macabre celebration of Apple products, digitization of all media and correspondence, and cultural change; completely coincidentally installed just as Steve Jobs succumbs to cancer. Here’s the iCrow, now an accidental tribute … Continue reading →

What more need be said? The list of our appearances is one I am very proud of.  A who’s who of major news sources using AP have posted the melting fan Hot-Lanta Fan image; USA Today, YahooNews, AOL, the NY … Continue reading →

Check the site of Atlanta’s AM1690 “The Voice Of The Arts” for an upcoming interview about the Hot-Lanta Fan and the context of Atlanta’s MARTA system.  Host Gene Kansas uses the show to educate about issues of design, visual arts … Continue reading →

Still in the works but we have obtained a booth space for this year’s Decatur Book Festival – Labor day weekend.  Look for Atomic Playrooms… more info to come soon.

  Take a look!  Here are some great design blog links I am really proud to have our HotLanta Fan sculpture noted in: http://www.retaildesigndiva.com/2011/06/atlanta-joins-the-sculpture-revolution.html http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/light-up-atlanta http://www.contemporist.com/2011/06/20/light-up-atlanta/cl_200611_03/ http://www.madeinslant.com/2011/06/a-melting-fan-in-atlanta/ http://downtown.11alive.com/news/arts-culture/local-architects-and-designers-pay-homage-atl-glowing-art-installations-marta-stations/66144 http://www.soldesignco.com/blog/2011/06/18/sculpting-a-strategy-ted-freemans-melting-fan-for-modern-atlanta/#comment-1215  

Well I have no idea how it happened (actually I do, C.H. Briggs sponsored it, MARTA made a home for it, TopSouth and specifically Mike Marks built it, and a talented AP photographer, David Goldman, snapped and released a great photo of … Continue reading →